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Hiram Lemuel Ingalls

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08/12/2002

Hiram Lemuel Ingalls

Hiram Lemuel Ingalls (1848-1923) was the son of Lansford Whiting Ingalls and grandson of Samuel Ingalls who had married into the Delano family (as in Franklin Delano Roosevelt). Hiram married Sarah E. Woodward in 1867. Hiram's niece was Laura Ingalls Wilder, the well-known author of Little House on the Prairie.

Date & Place: 1900 in Burnett County, Wisconsin USA

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Carol McPhail

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01/13/2003

Hi, we traveled to Orange Cemetery and took a picture of his headstone if anyone would like to see it.

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Connie Marr

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06/17/2008

I would like to find this Orange cemetery. Please tell me where exactly it is.

Connie [contact link]

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Hiram Ingalls Apr 27, 1848 - Mar 28, 1923 Danbury, Wisconsin, United States

Hiram Ingalls of Danbury, Burnett County, Wisconsin United States was born on April 27, 1848, and died at age 74 years old on March 28, 1923 in Danbury. Hiram Ingalls was buried at Orange Cemetery in Oakland.

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